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CLIMATE CHANGE AND COASTAL HYDROGRAPHIC RESPONSE ALONG THE ATLANTIC IBERIAN MARGIN (TAGUS PRODELTA AND MUROS RIA) DURING THE LAST TWO MILLENNIA

Lebreiro S.M.; FrancEs G.; Abrantes F.F.G.; Diz P.; Bartels-JOnsdOttir H.B.; Stroynowski Z.N.; Gil I.M.; Pena L.D.; Rodrigues T.; Jones P.D.; Nombela M.A.; Alejo I.; Briffa K.R.; Harris I.; Grimalt J.O. (2006)

The Tagus Prodelta (W Portugal) and the Muros RIa (NW Spain) are areas of high deposition rates registering high-resolution palaeoclimatic records for western Iberia. We compare the climatic conditions of the two areas ...
THE GIBRALTAR ARC SEISMOGENIC ZONE (PART 1): CONSTRAINTS ON A SHALLOW EAST DIPPING FAULT PLANE SOURCE FOR THE 1755 LISBON EARTHQUAKE PROVIDED BY SEISMIC DATA, GRAVITY AND THERMAL MODELING

Thiebot E.; Gutscher M.-A. (2006)

The Great Lisbon earthquake of 1755 with an estimated magnitude of 8.5-9.0 is the most destructive earthquake in European history, yet the source region remains enigmatic. Recent geophysical data provide compelling evidence ...
THE GIBRALTAR ARC SEISMOGENIC ZONE (PART 2): CONSTRAINTS ON A SHALLOW EAST DIPPING FAULT PLANE SOURCE FOR THE 1755 LISBON EARTHQUAKE PROVIDED BY TSUNAMI MODELING AND SEISMIC INTENSITY

Gutscher M.-A.; Baptista M.A.; Miranda J.M. (2006)

The Great Lisbon earthquake has the largest documented felt area of any shallow earthquake and an estimated magnitude of 8.5-9.0. The associated tsunami ravaged the coast of SW Portugal and the Gulf of Cadiz, with run-up ...

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